Telegram-herald., 1887-10-23
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sma % even hat a. tAe esntsats u this
susxuihceut volume which n slso-
0Fstsly snd beautifully iLustrstsss there
esi1g ssFeEsl III animated plates Of nlgh
Ar character. There = sonsthinx of hls-
toy. 0i mytholosy. Of scasnee. Of ait. OF
magic, Of almost everything thai 0sy &c
discussed Ia tks household troEa ths laAa-
ing u paper dolls. Toe bssrins 0i turkey
u tie decoration Of = drssLag Toom- There
. poetry, u aslc and sunshine "a tns book =
~ tact i l. serltasis hoIne AofAry IA
Itself The beautiful volume of 20 PAGES
Is published AID for s~ie oy subscription
only. Il may be had OF Wa. Graham
Co. subscription book PUBLISHERS. iSs FAA
BuFen-st.. Caiea<os III.
The Earth Trem0lsd." Aye. how il did
tremble fnoss poor Charleston people sln
never forget. Edward r. koe's delightful
Des has faade sn e0tFancing story based
manly on the incidents OF the awful earth
quakes IA South Cafolina. The Earth
1rsmbled" is pure and modest story OF lie
where the mAsnoliss bloom and all who
found solace in Barriers Burned Away"
and Opening Chestnut Burr" viii and =
fascination In the new story with It's
quaint negro dialogue and its power
tut descriptions OF the awI0l
grozn OF nature that rendered . great city
homeless Dodd. Mead < Co., New York,
are the publishers, ami the book Is Tor sale
oy Eaton & Lyon.
Frederick A Stokes, successor TO White,
Stokes & Allen, of New York. Is publls hing
q series of The lines Of the Presldents,' by
William .. Stoddard. The biographies are
well written and the volumes beautifully
printed and handsomely bound. and yet
shey sell for 81 25 each. The TKLEGRAN-
HERALD has received volume four OF the
series containing portraits and the lives of
Jackson ana Van Buren. The books may
Dc had OF Eaton d Lyon.
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Amelia Il. Barr Is sn entertaining writer.
| We acknowledge the receipt through Eaton
| Shepherdess." published by Dodd. Mead q
Company. New YorA.
See Saw, or Civil service in the Depart
ments" written "by one of EN-" is the
| title of q readable looking book just from
| the presses of +. B. Dickerson e. Co.. of De-
| troit. We haven't found time to peruse il
| yet. but il certainly is worth an investment
OF ifty cents, which is its price.
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Julian Mortimer; or Brave Boys
Harry Csstleman IL jolly good story for
boys. Twenty-Five cents will buy il either
at Halls or Eaton d Lyons.
Ono Of the prettiest OF all the numerou.
| railway books sent out by the Michigan
Central r. z. is their new volume Niagara
and Beyond" The book which numbers
200 pages is beautifully illustrated and its
contents are readable in three languages
English, French and German. Asid,
| from the great falls there are glimpses o
the White Mountains, the St. Lawrence
and our own mystical, magical Aackinac
General Passenger Agent Ruggles is to b'
congratulated on his beautiful book. w
half suspect that much of the poetry il
the volume which describes the grea
Niagara Falls Route is from the pen 0
the ruminating Ruggles. If D. w. is no
poet he ought to be-he bears q wonder
full resemblance to the late Edgar Allan
Poe.
A religious book Is at hand in the form
of little volume entitled "Millenia
Dawn" the firsto a series on the Plan O
the Ages" The author, Charles L. Russell
has endeavorsd to obtain original ideas o
the truths OF the Bible, going directly to tn
fountain head. Those who are intereste
in the Scriptures will be interested in Tia
results of the authors researches. Th
book bears the imprint of lions Watc
I Tower, Pittsburg. An agent is selling
|, in this city.